Sentence examples for better pay for a from inspiring English sources

In downtown Cairo, some 200 policemen demonstrated for better pay for a second day.

Starr: When I've asked permissions people and editors if it's necessary to get a license for a photo of a public domain artwork they say it's a gray area and if you don't want to get sued you'd better pay for a license.

And while the nascent labor movement inside the world's largest retailer has yet to deliver better pay for workers, John Logan, a professor of labor and employment studies at San Francisco State University, thinks the strikes are a testament to the campaign's durability.

Mr Qutri recommends new programmes that teach trainees about law and human rights as well as better pay for lower ranking police and an end to a quota system which he says, leads to the fabrication of crimes.

"We want teachers to get better pay for teaching well".

He also called for better pay for senior tax officials.

"20th Century Fox better pay for this," he grins, utterly unflustered.

For me, their fight for better pay is a fight for my wellbeing: not a luxury but a basic necessity.

People may feel better paying $20 for a drink if it includes rare spices kept in sacks of pure spun silk, but that doesn't mean the drinks taste better.

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